RADIX updates
10-08-2003, 03:17 PM
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RADIX updates
just talked w/ the guys @ Magnuson I guess they are going to a larger heat exchanger for the RADIX system, seems they were finding the same stuff we have, that in warm temps and stop and go driving the IAT's start creeping up to the 140-150 degrees range and the computer starts to pull timing and drop off performance. so they are upping the size of the exchanger to get the #'s down.
10-08-2003, 03:39 PM
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Re: RADIX updates
Cool !! 
Literally. I already upgraded my heat exchanger with one made for a Lightning. Not cheap, but it does keep it's cool better, and recovers faster. Before my heat exchanger upgrade, in 70 degree weather, I did back to back 0-60 runs (no cool off time) I was able to get my IAT up to 170 degrees! And it took forever to cool back down.
Literally. I already upgraded my heat exchanger with one made for a Lightning. Not cheap, but it does keep it's cool better, and recovers faster. Before my heat exchanger upgrade, in 70 degree weather, I did back to back 0-60 runs (no cool off time) I was able to get my IAT up to 170 degrees! And it took forever to cool back down.
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